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2016 Postmortem

Cryptoad

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22. Not if u use that GOP Math the BernBots are trained in,,,,

Reply to KingFlorez (Reply #2)

Mon Feb 29, 2016, 06:14 PM

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On the eve of the primary: In Texas, Clinton leads Sanders 61% to 33%... [View all] SidDithers Feb 2016 OP

K & R Iliyah Feb 2016 #1

The math is getting more and more difficult for Sanders KingFlorez Feb 2016 #2

Not if u use that GOP Math the BernBots are trained in,,,, Cryptoad Feb 2016 #22

Ah, so Bernie supporters are GOP-trained robots now? Lizzie Poppet Mar 2016 #43

K&R! stonecutter357 Feb 2016 #3

Math. JaneyVee Feb 2016 #4

Delegate count is everything. MineralMan Feb 2016 #5

Thank you for saying that delegates mean everything azurnoir Feb 2016 #7

That's the reality in presidential primaries. MineralMan Feb 2016 #8

just like the electoral collage azurnoir Feb 2016 #12

She hasn't reached a majority of delegates yet. MineralMan Feb 2016 #13

Clinton may only have a 100 earned delegate lead after Tuesday. imagine2015 Feb 2016 #28

Or she may have a 350 delegate lead. MineralMan Feb 2016 #32

And it's just as likely that Sanders will have a 200 earned delegate lead. imagine2015 Feb 2016 #34

No, it's not equally likely, as you'll see MineralMan Feb 2016 #37

I think both are equally unlikely. imagine2015 Feb 2016 #41

Res ipsa loquitur DemocratSinceBirth Feb 2016 #33

where the superdelegates are concerned it's more quid pro quo azurnoir Feb 2016 #42

Delegates are a reflection of voters. Zynx Feb 2016 #35

And Texas has 38 electors! Lizzie Poppet Feb 2016 #6

No it hasn't the assumption is that those who voted for Obama '08/'12 azurnoir Feb 2016 #9

Right now we're dealing with the Primary. MoonRiver Feb 2016 #15

Yeah we should go with the guy who only gets half of Hillary. JaneyVee Feb 2016 #16

Um...half of zero is zero. Lizzie Poppet Feb 2016 #17

What's your point? Zynx Feb 2016 #36

Texas Delegates are for Castro, but Clinton already has a big lead here so choosing a VP from DhhD Feb 2016 #38

Right now, Texas Hispanics are furious okasha Feb 2016 #40

... Lucinda Feb 2016 #10

Wow. That is a big spread. nt. NCTraveler Feb 2016 #11

Wow.. that's a big enchilada! DCBob Feb 2016 #14

I'm sure yelling "Where are the TRANSCRIPTS?" over and over again will close that gap by tomorrow alcibiades_mystery Feb 2016 #18

This is most encouraging... NurseJackie Feb 2016 #19

Yeah. Like Lloyd Blankfein, Henry Kissinger, Citigroup, JPMorgan, Boeing,...... upperatmos Feb 2016 #25

Ha! :-D NurseJackie Feb 2016 #31

The bigger the better! Alfresco Feb 2016 #20

Do not give up, do not feel there is no use,Please! Milliesmom Feb 2016 #21

... closeupready Feb 2016 #23

The 80 delegate pick-up by Sanders would be more than ALL OF THE DELEGATES in Vermont & Oklahoma! imagine2015 Feb 2016 #24

Excited, Sid? whatchamacallit Feb 2016 #26

Source? datguy_6 Feb 2016 #27

K&R mcar Feb 2016 #29

Wow - that must mean she'll sweep Texas in the general . . . right? Vinca Feb 2016 #30

K&R ismnotwasm Feb 2016 #39